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Weekly Weblinks: Comics and Coens
It’s Friday morning, and you know what that means: it’s time for the Weekly Weblinks. There’s a hefty amount of both blog posts and news this week. There’s some talk about upcoming movies that haven’t yet hit their wide release, … Continue reading
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News Bites: Star Wars and Shankars
Good morning, everybody. Hope you had a good Thanksgiving (or a good Thursday, for those who aren’t Americans.) I’m still working on just what form things will take here now that I’m not doing the full Weekly Weblinks, but I’ve … Continue reading →